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Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-04
DAILY HERALD.

War Department Signal service
United states Army.
Division of kilograms and Reports for the
benefit of Commerce and Agriculture. Re-
port of observations taken at Los Angeles,
Cal, March 8, 1881:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-04

Unredecmed singer sewing MA.
chimes
At bargain. Peoples Loan Office, SO6 N.
fat
Los Angeles daily herald., 1887-03-04

salvation Meetings
Every night at Nadeau basement, corner
First and Spring streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-15
A Question OF Privilege.
REPRESENTATIVE NORWOOD MAKES PERSONAL, Il

Question OF Privilege.
REPRESENTATIVE NORWOOD MAKES A PERSONAL EX.
PLANTATION.
In the House Of Representatives, this afternoon,
Mr. Norwood, OF Georgia, rose to q question OF
privilege in regard to q publication In to-days
New York World, in which the name of T. H. Nor.
wood appears In connection with the accounts OF the
Central Pacific railroad. Last night he had been
waited upon by a representative of that paper
who asked him whether he had ever represented q
claim against the Central Pacific Railroad COM
pany, or the Union Pacific Railroad company-he
had forgotten which. He had Replied in the mega
tive, and his statement had been published.
Nothing had been said in regard to the Southern
Pacific Railroad company.
He presumed he was the Norwood mentioned in
the account. In 1878, year after his senatoria]
term had expired, he had been engaged by the
Southern Pacific Railroad company as counsel
In contest between that company and the
subsequently: His services had been rendered
publicly, and the items mentioned In
the World he presumed to be the fees
that were paid from time to time upop
his regular salary. This was his connection
with the case. How these items appeared in the
account OF the Central Pacific company with the
United States he did not know. He never had In
any shape any connection with the Central
Pacific or Union Pacific company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-15
Chicago Markets,
THE INDIANA SENATORSHIP.
Mr. HOlman,s Forecast Of Evcnts-Har
rfsOn Likely to Win in the End.

Mr.. HOlman's Forecast Of Events-Har-
risOn Likely to Win i'm the End.
The Indiana senatorial contest excites much in.
terest in the House. Mr.. Holman has returned
from Indiana, and held quite reception on the
floor before the House convened this morning. In
speaking to STAR reporter he said he hoped
Judge Turpee would be elected to the Senate, but
thought it doubtful. He said he thought the DEM
ocrats would not recognize the action of the re-
publicans in turning Meagher out OF the house,
and would hold joint session, having quorum
with his vote. They would then elect Turpee
The republicans would hold another joint session,
with quorum, counting Meagher out,
AND ELECT HARRISON.
Neither man could then get the state certificate
Harrison would get a certificate from the secre-
tary OF state with the state SEAL and Turpees cleo
ton would be certified to by the democratic gov
legislature, however, that the evidence OF election
would be conveyed to the Senate In this respect
both candidates would show clean record of the
joint session. The United States Senate
COULD NOT GO BEHIND THESE RECORDS,
and each would clearly show a result different
from the other. The only thing by which they
could make choice would be by testing the au-
thor1ty OF the Officers signing the records.
In this the republicans would have an ad-
vantage, and the Senate would in all
seat. The republican record viii be signed
by the speaker OF the house, over whose authority
there is no contest, and MI. Robertson, the newly
ord will lack the signature OF the speaker, and
will be signed by Lieutenant Governor Smith,
whose authority Is In question. Senator EdmundS
OF the republicans was in accordance with the
law; and that that OF the democrats was revolu.
tionary. This leaves little room to doubt that the
Senate would recognize the election Of Mr.. Har-
r1SOn.
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DIED.

DIED.
Elizabeth T. Fslon in the thirty -fOarth yssr q -
Funeral win take plsce from the rmnsculsss ooa-
csIuSn GnurSh On sundasH ysnc.ry l6sS e fSe
vitsd to attend No nowers. 3
6S36 S e w Z jan! assi
v Fas.1. & II Molly 9. A III. s,
Vienna, Fsirfax county. Va
.A z.i . MY s. g; 1 g.:
:sss e a. s s
mann. l33 street northsasa hrasnds - ssans3yss
ii09.a wife on e. ;ossp fie nd q ia
md Csthsrins Ryan, In the yea q = -
ss. =: Sssy MIA e .s.l sa
SHoIsHHS IA. q aAs ssSsnHsF1 itsA u1Ss1 e:
-: s;ss E: 4. :ss:.s> ses s,sss -.::.
fsis1ds md rsl.tvss fsspsosfay avis:i % - y
BE .s o. s N.Y. n 1ss7 = s.ses yo.S
VIE Ts ssilats9. .s;s a.w 49,
rs s:s:ss 81 = s. f. s: e.
His funeral wiz take place nroq Psosssonna eAuruh
: ST H. e: S =; -: rs:
: 81 AIzhx 4 snSi.;:A ~ sassSk k&i&
Non s:: ..::::.:lfEEsse ss:; ~.
ransEal win taks plnss 1uQ ~ isss $1,000 l0eH
e $500 stssst nsesv STsl1N. - t9SA
g as z &C. g "a ha'.s - naass 10y
os sEOE1s ~! g. :,;,-H ~ -, yus.af
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Chief Justice Cartterss Successor.
REPRESENTATIVES, TUCKER NOT AWARE THAT RE n
TO HAVE TIVE PLACE.

Representative Tucker says he knows nothing
as TO the truth or falsty OF the report that he a
to be appointed to succeed Judge Cartier as Chief
Justice OF the supreme Court Of the District Of
Columbia
Mr.. fuckers friends say that they think he win
be appointed TO the United States supreme bench
should a vacancy occur during Mr. Clevelands
administration, but they think he would probably
accept this appointment now. However, his puT-
pose I'm retiring from the house Is TO practice law
by which he could make more money.
The name OF Representative Cox, OF North caro-.
Ina, Is spoken OF In connection with Judge Cart.
ters seat
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PREH1srcR1c STONE MAGE FOR TEE sxtrnson1.

A PREHISTORIC STONE IMAGE FOR TIE SMITHSONIAN
INsTrTUTIoN.-The Secretary Of the Navy received
telegram to-day from Commander B. r. Day an
nouncing the arrival OF the Mohican at valparaiso
and stating that he was successful In securing q
prehistoric stone image from Easter island for
the Smithsonian Institution. German vessel Sc
cured one OF these images q couple OF years
ago. The Smithsonian authorities were DESTROYS
the Navy to direct naval vessel to make the
effort In their behalf when convenient. The COM
mander OF the MOhican was ordered year ago to
stop at Easter island and to secure one II pos
Sible
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Treasury Department Changes.

Treasury Department Changes.
The following named persons have received ap-
pOintments under civil service rules viz: Joshua
Stone, OF Kentucky, and Miss Sue M. Gray, Of Wis
consln, to $500 class in the bureau of statistics
PrOmOt1Ons-Shaler G.. Hillyer, of Georgia from
5000 to 900 class in the bureau OF statistics;
class one in the ONCE of the third auditor: VIM L.
Fr1sbie, OF Alabama, from s., 600 to class one in
the office OF the sixth auditor; F. W. Stockard, Of
Mississippi, from class two to class three in the
Office OF the first auditor.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
Name.
Washington Stock Exchange.

the Washington Stock Exchange are noted to day
r sss 1891 liz liz BID 3D. S asked
rs s9sgSpsS 1 1szk SiS ssksd
Metropolitan railroad stock. lO2 ssked Washing
ton Gas. ash bid. 80, asked. National Union
ance 14H asked German American Insurance
40 bid. Potomac insurance, % bid. Riggs
Ss, 961a bid, 81 asked. Washington Brick Machine
a33A bid. Great Falls Ice. III bid. Real Estate
bid 43 asked. Chesapeake and Potomac Tel. Co.
S54. bid W. l. 1. 1st mortgage bonds. 80 asked.
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CONFEREES ON THE ANTI-POLYGANY BILL.
In the House this afternoon the Speaker an
nounced the appointment OF Messrs. Tucker Col
Inns and E. B. Taylor as conferees on the anti.
polygamy bill.
The House then went In committee OF the whole
Mr. McMillin, OF Tenn. In the chair on the river
and harbOr appropratiOn bill.
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LOR SALE-MST. NV, 3-STORY, II RS. NJ l.;
Il price $4,000
Fine residence on VT ave., 14rs, mi price $4,000.
st. NV, cor. house, 12rs. mi price $13 500.
st. NV. handsome new residence, 1rs: $12s 500.
n. Y ave. 3story and cellar, Hrs. m 90 500.
Pa. ave-. new 3story and basement. 9rs mi $500.
ST. NV, 3-story, Srs, heated by furnace; $4,000.
st. NV, 3-story and cellar. Srs., mi. 45, 600
Also property on Capitol Hill. THOMAS g. HEN
SEY, 1905 St NV. ja15-2w
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A NY PERSON HAVING FEW HUNDRED DOL
ass to Ses III safe reliable and
sf stsT Office IT.
A NY ONE HAVING ABOUT 81, 500 DOLLARS TO
"A go into business with should call and see me at
B. G. Turner isso ~ ST. M s~ w. 'A'0j 5ai5 .Ssn
FOR .sALE-DRUG STORE; FINE SITUATION:
good business bargain. Inquire B. H. WEBB,
F0R sALE-PRINTING OFFICE CONTAINING
c soS on type large and small poster type three presses
be sold bargain Apply to ssi A. st. NV -
FOR LEAsE-A VALUABLE FRONT ON nth ST
to a nREsys by building THos aiS Y
IN .6s in ba TT OF
Nos $50 7th st. NV and is0 Pa ave- DW This is
to e% as
A CC0UNTANT (SCOTCH CHARTERED OPENS,
audts OF keeps by contract sets of books partner
NoBLE i4oS New YORK awe r. n
II A DRIsc9LL, CARPENTER AND BUILDER,
Shop w Jobbns
attended to- e i is8.:3m
ErOR sALE-sToREsDRUG, EXCELLENT LO-
sss
asiy a sses 49, good location bar
septTs Gcati9p daily income s75 Commercial office,
1919 + street northwest
NI-1m' adjoining Sun BuildnR)
CAFE INVESTMENS-SIX PER CENT GUARAN-
~ TEED BY THE
OMAHA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY
Hon A. U. VIVIAN, date Treasurer U. 81 President
interest and Principal Guaranteed and Paid by the
Chemical National Bank Of New YORK.
interest payable semi annually.
Bonds in sums of $500 and up
these First Mortgage Bonds secured on improved
real estate In and around Omaha Nebraska and in no
q Gsn aas
The standing OF this company and the Chemical
National Bank is sufficient to recommend these securi
ties to the confidence Of conservative investors
NJ. N. PARKER,
Washington Aren't,
Real Estate aud Loan Broker
JAo-5m 141S + st. nW
EOR SAIE-ABOUT 1000 POUNDS OF NONPA-
y ren and about 500 pounds of Agate Type. lately
sirable they in good condition and capable Of ex
cellent service for two three years on paper Of
moderate circulation. Will be sold cheap in bulk Adj
dress d The EVENING STAR NEWSPAPER Co,
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baltimore Markets.

BALTIMORE. Nd, Jan. 15.-virginie skies. con.
soldated, 81: do. past due coupons, 50; do. ten
forties, AZ bid to-day.
BALTIMORE, Nd, Jan. 15.-Cotton guiet.-mid.
ding, 90 Flour quiet, with Patapsco Is cents pei
barrel off wheat. southern easy and quiet; western
s ern amber: 95aSe; No western winter red
92.saes: May. S59.a95h Cor, southern steady snd
white. 45a47: southern yellow 45a47 western mixed,
spot, 46S; January: 46ssa47; February, 461a46a;
ssashsrs tsss Ssssssa s6sss 35ass; Ssssss2
quiet 57a6g Provisions quiet net, and steady; Eggs
pnry to fair i4.a15 refined h steady
unchanged Freghts to Liverpool per steamer steady
sS bs9rs aoqr s . SasSe,
bushels; oats. 400 bushels; Shipments flour, 1874
barrels; wheat, $4,000 bushels. Sales-wheat,
100000 bushels: corn. $780, 500 bushels.
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO, ILL, Jan. Is, l p. m.-Close. Wheat
dull and steady-Cash or February, IS 7-16: March,
g 3-18; May s5h. Corn esey-cssh. So: February,
Ssa February. Nay, s6i. %5isky. i.is, Rerf
Lard frm-Cash. GAIN; March, 655; May, $40.
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NAVAL ORDERs.-Medical Inspector (eomersst
Robinson ordered to the naval rendezvous at San
Francisco, Goth inst. Naval Cadet r. B. Howell
ordered to Annapolis by June LIST for nnal
examination. Assistant surgeon r. A.
Hessler detached from the Richmond
and ordered to the naval hospital New YORK.
Assistant Surgeon /. W. Kite, from tho naval hos
pital New York, and ordered to the Richmond.
Passed Assistant Surgeon Ernest NOrdees or.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-15
The Aqueduct Bridge Unsafe.

Pfttsburg bridge company, who examined the
Aqueduct bridge, has reported that tho
bridge at present is unsafe for pub
lie use, and that to repair it for
81, 900, not including the rebuilding OF one entire
span, which would be necessary before the bridge
should be opened TO the public The report was
received by the secretary OF War to-day.
ACCIDENT TO AN AcrREss.-Miss Josie Nagie. q
member OF the combination playing at the Dime
Museum this week, was severely injured last night
by her head coming In contact with q beam while
she was being raised through trap In the stage.
When DIR. Albaugh arrived at the Palmer house.
TO which she had been removed, he found that the
shock TO her nervous system had been so great as
intervals all last night She is very much better
to-day, although still In precarious condition.
Another member OF the company-Miss Elsie
Gladys-became so much excited by the accident
that while about TO retire for the night she was
also seized with commissions and fell To the moor OF
her room, with her head resting near a stove. in
which, fortunately, there was but little fire, else
she would have been seriously burned. Dr. Al.
baugh was again summoned and relieved her.
TIE ASSIGNMENT WAS IRREGuIAR-The case az
Fisher, assignee, agt. McMichael decided in the
Circuit Court few days ago by verdict for de-
fendant, has some Interest. II appears that In
January, 1889. Harris Brothers sued out an at
tachment against the stock or U. Damann, and the
goods were taken. Damann moved then 20 Quash
the attachment, and IL was granted, and Harris
Brothers obtained Judgment Damann then uD.
dertook to make an assignment TO Fisher, but,
buc lcNlcu w INC prOp-
erty and sold IL, Fisher then brought suit against
the marshal for s. 000 Mr.. Tobrfner appeared for
plaintiff and Mr.. y. II. Miller for the defendant,
and the claim OF the defendant that the assign
ment was irregular was sustained by the verdict
observation-disclosures j. Stanton, OF Cheyenne,
wyoming, has been disbarred from practice as an
attorney before the Interior department.
DIsAPfoNTED LADIEs.-Several hundred ladies
visited the White House this afternoon under the
"A
ceprfon from until O'Clock These receptions
are only held every other Saturday.
A BANK EXAMINER APPoNTED.-J. ID. Ferguson.
OF Baltimore was to-day appointed examiner of
national banks In Maryland and Delaware vics
Jno. b. Ramsay, resigned.
TEE q. S. s. HARTFORD was put out q oommis-
sion at San Francisco yesterday.
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I'd EDITION.
--latest kilograms to The Star.
His Condition Such az to Cause Appre.
hensi0n I'm England.

UAADS1VNG QUITE x1LAe
His Condition Such az to Cause Appre.
hensi0n I'm England.
Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING star
LONDON, Jan. Isl learn at q late hour tonight
that Gladstone's health Is much worse than is
generally known. He has q severe cold, compu.
Gated by diarrhoea. The family hope his wonder.
full recuperative powers will soon cause him to Inn
prove, but the fact is at this moment he Is much
lower than at any time for several years.
Wilson's Brain was Not Sound.
YOUNGSTOWN, Pa, Jan. 15.-The brain Of John
NJ. Wilson, who was hanged on Thursday for the
murder OF Anthony Dealy, was examined yester-
day at the insane hospital by Dr.. r. H. Chase, as
sisted by several local physicians, and was found
to be abnOrmally developed In parts and atroph1ed
In Others, caused by water on the brain. A
microscopic examination will be made. Physt-
clans believe Wilson was not OF sound mind.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
New York Stock Market.
The following are the opening and 800 pm. prices
OF the New York Stock Market, reported by special
wire to h. II. Dodge, $50 18th street:
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RAN91 Or rn THSaMoxRrsa.-Ths following
were the readings at the signal once to-day, q
M SOs e m, 81; II q m, II; p m, 81 maxi.
MIN, Il; minimum, "a
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A CONSTANT COUGH, with Shortness OF Breath.
Failing strength and wasting OF Flesh. all betoken
Lungs more or less seriously affected, and demand
ing prompt treatment. BY using DR.. Jaynes Ex-
pectorant serious results may be either avoadcd O.
palliated.
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A BANK EXAMINER AProISTED.-J. ID. Ferguson.
| OF Baltimore, was to-day appointed examiner of
national banks In Maryland and Delaware vice
Jn0. b. Ramsay, resigned.
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TIE q. s. s. HARTFORD was put out q commits.
sion at San Francisco yesterday.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Brief rooms on St BET. 18th and 1sthss s 90
Brick. rooms, mod imps., 18th st............24Q0
BrcI. roo%a. kinsnsn Place 1000
rooms Pierce Place bet l5ih and 18th 1892 n
rooms oom st. Bet BET ssd s AND 5 Atm
TSsm: I'm O1; 81
tore and dwelling, i4th h1 st. %.
kggs BET sso 1sh . ana
rsom. and store sa o snd s1s ST. new
Frame on punbarton ave
14r ss ST. aad eS mr.
ss impr1Tsd AND unmpr0ved " AN Saf''
na4-sw. 14aS New York ave
EOR sALE-A RARE OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
ThS SfsSRH YSSS e
E,OR sALE-THREE NEW HOUSES ON ST, SIX
each ~ Sd ss2 Rer 9sns
sna
mpreSemens 10 per 0 cent Investment Price only
loom SricE %sissh Place bet 18th !4th stss4 500
looms on bet 10Th and 10th s.s
l9On; cspo Sss sn
ana sesI 5s tnS
Apply at once to J. W. p MYERS,
n24-Sws 1923 New York ave-
Tor sALE-A BEAUT1FUL NEW BRICK HOUSE,
II ten rooms, modern improvements. north side @
between goth and 2lst SITS; easy terms 81, 0OO
JOHN E. BEALL, 1920 Est n3O-2m
FoR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE;
IL Six new Brick Houses, rooms each, situated on
beautiful avenue northwest, with wide parking, &C.:
street wi thin half square Price for this property
only S. $50. Terms $1,000 cash, balance $500 per
year This property is now renting for Cog month
Apply to j. w. p MYERS,
3s5-27w' Real Estate Agent, 1928 N. Y. ave
EOR SALE
Il 1443 Corcoran st, Groom Brick, mod. impa
st., bet 18th and goth. 7.room Frame.
st., bet 10th and 18th, 7.room Brick House, mod
THOs J. MYERS,
no2O-2m 1916 st. NV.
EOR SALE-WE HAVE NUMBER OF HOUSES
- desiraby located for homes or Investments which
we offer upon easy terms all cash, to suit pur-
chasers it will be to your advantage to consult our
list before you decide.
HUMPHREY & COLMAN
Real Estate Brokers,
No 61S at. NV.
EOR SALE-sEvERAL VERY FINE HOUSES,
IL cheap; eight good medium sized houses several
small properties lots In all parts Of the city; half
SQUARES E. and e. fine places near the end Of the
proposed Massachusetts ave extension; ) fine farms
d1T-1m GEO. W. LINKINS, 720 goth st.
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I WOULD RATHER WEAR clean. glossy linen
than be President. Electric Luster Starch.
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DIsAPFoNTED LADIEs.-Several hundred ladies
visited the White House this afternoon under the
impression that Mrs. Cleveland would hold re.
ception from 3 until O'Clock. These receptions
are only held every other SATURDAY.
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DIsBARRED.-Frederfck j. Stanton, OF Cheyenne,
wyoming, has been disbarred from practice as an
attorney before the Interior department.
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To-day's PrOceedings.
MRS. KNMONS RRsUMEs HER STONY

A1os 6AAONS hkSUAkS HkR STORY.
The court room was filled again with women
this morning three quarters Of an hour before the
hour for resuming the proceedings Mrs Emmons
arrived promptly at IL O'Clock. She was attired
as usual In tan-colored dress, with brown bro
cade street wrapper and high brown hat, OF
fuzzy material, with rim twisted up and high
leatner. As soon as court opened she was con-
Quoted to the witness stand by Mr. Garrett, who
per. She removed her hat after she had been
talking few minutes In response to Mr.. Gar
netts story she resumed her story, taking up the
Unread rom the time that she left the NaveSink
Hlgniands and came to Washington. She came
mere she said ana went to the house 1022 Vermont
aven0es which she put In order. She thought Il
was about the end Of October that she finished the
work OF putting the house In order. Mr.. Rmmons
was In the house and helped unpack the packages
She remembered when they nfst got the dining.
room In order.
4 QUARREL At DINNER
MI. Emmons had been dining at the club
She knew or thought that he preferred din
Ing at homo. She had an unskilled cool. 50 she
went Into the kitchen and helped prepare tho DIN
what y ought TO be She had hurried and was
somewhat hefvouA Chs said % him that Il she
had built tho house the would have had the Mde-
board LITTLE mugy massive 70 Correspond with the
wa1nDcotanGs ~ e1amclooa - aDGhitecenso An1
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GIG to $50 Md. ayes.
W.. b.h.. 4rs. $4,000
800 400. 4OS 18th st. s.w.,
b.h.. III. l.. 9rs. ., 600
1000 900 Va ave. s.w., b.h.,
800 ia. 7I6 ii ST. ne, B. ''oo
II b mi, Sr. %, 900
ZOO sos 9TH st. ne, FIJI,
900 es s to IS q st. ne. f.h .,'0oo
900 s6 ~ 300 N. j. ave: '0oo
'000 7eS, 46s + i St st. s. e.: .''ooo
600 4O4 to 4O6 S. Cap. st..
II I. b., Or. 900
,OOOI612 B st. g. e., I. b.,
sess g ,sii: i st: Sc. f:h 1000
go. 900 s4 e ' sa4 Nj st: :.v..
o.. f,h-,4r..........:...1,S0 800
600 313 10th st. 9. e., I. b.,
500 4os to Ais L st. si.i SEE. .'oo
500 4ia Sd st eth, 2r. 900
724 18th ne, f.h-, Ar. ZOO
.sOol
portion Of the property on NV
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EOR SALE
NnRTHUEGT

II NORTHWEST
100 to 1719 Riggs
St, b.h., Sr. 80.
$50. 932 9TH st.
b.h. (stores). g.
2210 TO 1924 Bound
airy st.n. W. b. b. Ar. /,
2024 to 2042 Bound
airy stn. W. b. h. 4r. 1!
2211 to 2229 10th ST.
NV, b. b.. OIL:
1872 to 1143 E St,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
1911 b st. n. W. i. b.,
1901, 1903, 1905 L
ST., Z. b., 5r. 1
1139 to 1151X 23d
ST.. l. H., ar.
1892 to 1143 + st,
932, 934, 934H, Oath
ct, b. h., Or.
Or.......--...-......
1743, l745 18th st.
NV fin Sr
260S K ST., f.h., Ar. !
1915 18th ST., FIJI, Sri
1880 Samson ST., FIJI
Or -..-.---.-..-.-..l
44-46 Jackson alley
NV. Ar. i
1?"3 Madison st.n.w.
h., 4r.............1
The above is only q
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(yHILDRENs SUITS. AGE s.1a A. a. a. "a "A
and up Boys Suita, age 1918, o.. 80, 81, O. and
3p. Boys single Jackets, $3.50 and up. Boys'
eoesa 80 " IS and "a Children's Knee Pants, iSc
~ W. rAc9e ana Boys Punts from "a up.
= Nce kocketoook gwen away % every caah pur.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

EoR sALE--TwO DOLLARS PER DAY BUYS
beautiful bay window press-brick House, with
lars. yards. alley. Agents please call 407K LIST 1T
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-15
FOR SALE--MISCELLANEOUS
II SPECIAL BARGAINS IN PIANOS

One 1-oSaye square Piano, plain case, for only 800
Payments 80 per month.
One .loctave square Piano carved legs: very hand
BOIne and rich tone only $500. $40 per month;
Or 2 o. cash: worth S275.
One beautiful Heinekamp square, nearly new only
$3.50. $40 PER month; or 1925 cash; worth $500
One very fine full Parlor Upright Grand magnii-
in tone and general excellence: only $500 $40
Der month; or 1865 cash; worth &400.
Call